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Zardos

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I have a question which I need a little help on,

I still have the standard air box and would like to know who hear has removed the side air resonator

I want to remove mine but unsure on what to put in place of it.

I would like to hear some feed back from ppl who has done it.

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i haven't had one for ages - i've got an oil cooler in the front guard.

didn't notice it being much louder... but my exhaust is louder than anything anyway lol

Is it simply just removing it, what about the air resonator tube for it.

Can i just remove the both of them.

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mine's got the box removed, and the pipe that goes up to the airbox as far as i know is gone too.

i.e there's a hole at the bottom of the airbox.

will check for you when next out at the panel shop

Thanks for that :-)

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